Marines Landed in Tangier Guard at Belgian Legation
American marines have landed in Tangier to safeguard interests after Raisuli's demands. Admiral Chadwick, via cable, said a guard was placed at the Belgian legation at the consul-general's request. The State Department notes precedent for naval protection in such cases. The Sultan of Morocco is said to agree to Raisuli's terms for the release of Perdicaris, but Britain and France may need to accept enforcement.
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State Department
Admiral Chadwick
Africa
United States
Gummere
Fez
Morocco
Raisuli
Perdicaris
Great Britain
France
Soldiers Storm Camps and Capture Defenders at Dunnville
A pitched battle between militia and union miners near Dunnville, 13 miles from Victor, ends with 14 captives and one miner killed. Troops return to Victor by nightfall after a special train carries 20 captured men and reports about 250 miners in the hills. The Dunnville camp comprises a cabin and several tents near the station.
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Victor
Dunnville
John Carley
Here
Bell
Johnnie Bear Mask Promises Next Sunday's Bear Party
Readers clamored for the goat masks last week as sold out signs appeared early. The Sunday Post promises a life like Jolly Johnnie Bear mask next Sunday with simple scissors to assemble. Limited supply urged, as demand grows for a full menagerie of novelty masks.
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New England
Sunday Post
Jolly
Johnnie Bear
Slain in Streets in Boston Claims Two Little Girls
Two young girls died in Boston street accidents. Fanchon F. Thompson, three, was killed on Northampton Street by an electric vehicle. Dorchester’s Gertrude Nelson, eight, was run over by a Standard Oil wagon on Norfolk Street and died minutes later.
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Boston
Northampton Street
Fanchon F. Thompson
Norfolk Street
Dorchester
Gertrude Nelson
Fanchon Thompson Killed On Her Birthday
A 3 year old girl Fanchon F Thompson was crushed under a car on Northampton street yesterday morning. Her mother Mrs Thompson and two other children are now in mourning after a planned triple birthday observance at the Colson home 214 Northampton street. The accident occurred about 10 30 AM. Continued on Page 9 First Column.
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Northampton Street
Fanchon F. Thompson
South End
Colson
Fanchon
Canoeists Arrested on River Bank Watch
Newton June 8 Two young people from Waltham were arrested by park police on the riverbank after Officer Scribner saw a canoe pulled up on the Weston side and found William H. Skinner and Miss Belle Law idling by the ripples. They were bailed to appear in Waltham court Thursday.
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Newton
Waltham
Scribner
Metropolitan Park Commission
Weston
William H. Skinner
Belle Law
Park Board
Guaranteed Dyspepsia Cure Dr Carleton's Treatment
A historic advertisement proclaims a guaranteed cure for dyspepsia through Dr Carleton's treatment. The copy promises consistent relief and invites readers to try the method, typical of period patent medicine appeals.
Preusser to be arraigned after court delay in Albany
Richard He. Preusser, who shot Miles B. McDonnell of Boston, was to be arraigned this afternoon but the examination was postponed after a court officer was jailed for the prisoner. His attorney requested no disturbance and the exam was moved to tomorrow morning. William T. Shields, a stock broker, said Preusser appeared intoxicated and erratic, yet McDonnell urged him to stay until his train to Boston.
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Albany
N. Y
Richard HE. Preusser
Miles B. McDonnell
Boston
William T. Shields
Preusser
McDonnell
Keeler
Quarrel over Fred Train led to McDonnell killing Preusser
Boston friends pondered the motive as Myles McDonnell was slain by Richard E. Preusser after a long friendship. Mrs. McDonnell blamed a dispute over Fred Train, a former associate who had gone insane, while associates suspected Preusser’s possible insanity and denied any prior quarrel between the men. McDonnell had telegraphed his sister in New York with a death notice that his wife initially treated as a joke, then confirmed as real within hours.
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Myles McDonnell
Richard E. Preusser
McDonnell
Boston
Preusser
Myles
Metropolitan Stock Exchange
J. J. Quinlan
New York
Katherine Driscoll
West 72d Street
New Core
M. B. McDonnell
Driscoll
Pittsfield Boys Save Express From Washout Tragedy
In Pittsfield Great Barrington June 8 two local youths Raymond Perbizet and Stephen McCue prevented a major disaster by flagging the Pittsfield New York express 7 30 PM as a 25 foot washout line threatened the track. They returned with a red sweater to signal the engineer and the train halted just in time. Passengers received a $17 purse for the warning. A wrecking crew arrived later and the train moved on after a two hour delay.
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Great Barrington
Pittsfield-New York Express
Raymond Perbizet
Stephen McCue
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Pittsfield
New York
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Ayaed
M’donnell
George Price
Myles B. M’donnell
U.S
Tangier
Washington
Navy Department
POST
Menagerie
Inow
Post Today
Fanchon Thompson
Colemn
Grosvenor Road
Jamaica Plain
Boston and Vicinity
Ers
Horsford
Great Western
America
Thompson's Spa
Bos Ass
Rene
Pittsfield Express
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